No. 090, in six platesIndoor Garaged

Indoor Garaged is drawn in clean vector line with flat fills, the look of an architect's presentation board that someone has quietly filled with cars. Outlines are crisp and black, shadows are single blocks of grey, and the light always arrives from above. Every vehicle is some shade of blue, from powder to cobalt, set against pale walls, warm timber and polished floors. The rooms are the real subject. The cars are the excuse.

Alpine Showroom parks a first-generation Camaro in racing stripes under a pitched timber ceiling, with a full-height glass wall looking out on snowy peaks. Timber Vault returns to the same model from behind, alone on a chequered floor between two tall speakers, a roller door glowing at the back. Stone Wall Roadster sets a pale blue Mercedes-Benz 300 SL beside a dry-stone wall under a cantilevered upper floor. Under the Skylight looks almost straight up through a giant roof opening, a dark blue Mercedes saloon tucked into the corner below. Car in the Planter is the gentlest: a little powder-blue saloon nosing out behind a box of red geraniums.

Ceilings, beams and skylights fill the top of most plates, giving the clock a quiet, structured background rather than empty space. Under the Skylight is the exception and the best Lock Screen of the set, with a slab of sky blue right where the time goes. The cars tend to sit in the bottom third, close to the dock. Pale walls favour a light Home Screen with dark labels; Timber Vault's brown rafters suit dark mode instead.

For people who sketch floor plans in meetings, restore old cars at weekends, or simply want a calm, bright phone. Alpine Showroom and Car in the Planter open their doors free in full resolution; the other four rooms are premium.